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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
A MINISTER LOSES HIS MIND

SHELBY. M July The Rev Howard Miller. pastor OF
.G% home as
ls known for the loss of his mind.
LARGE DOVER LOST
kansas CITY, July 2Judge Brewer in the United states
oeaO against wes, Kansas cy stock Ysr' 6SSo%psTy
for for @ na m ssc vas her a in
W. w-" tno%n a. Vest Kansas
n1oaf 9t Brewsp sr ea that tho Statute Of Limitations applied
this and IN 1as & CSoesu
rendered In the County Court
AMURDER BY A SHERIFF.
KANSAS CITY July IA Timss dispatch from Tahlequah
md Ter that much excitement exists there over thc
Trainer drew M o on ss
latter killed hun before he got a chance to usei1
AsERIEs OF ACCIDENTS.
CHICAGO July "A dispatch from Brazil Ind to Tne IN
Ssd d &rnsirOns. farmer Killed ~ snnlns George
ant Robert Henry Nolan los. limbs under the
cars. The, will die.
years his scalp partially torn on ana sae arm ssp
climbed Sn me S ns Sa sa, @s.
saved by the efforts OF one OF the trainers
ABOY ACCUSED OF MURDER
.pa's Sdr IRON sass from
Station Cherosee Nation having in custody %
Ssr S SGs @
sSes nSf nsr dsqS Ss S as n"s
MEN FATALLY INJURED BY TRAIN.
South Mass, July "A MIX team uriVeh
by George johnson and William Bishop was struck oy an
early the main crossing at Natok this morning Inc
mon are thought fatally injured The horse was Killed
and wrecked The accident occurred before tho
timo for tho tag man to commence duty
AMAN AND BOY DROWNED.
BATH Ne, July 2.--Michae Donohns twenytwo years
old an empoye Shaws m lett his boarding place sss
evening to bathe tie river He took with him seven
vesioid son of George They were both drowned
while bathing. ..
ARUFFIAN OF NEw-YORK ARRESTED.
TrrcUfRLp July Connell, late arrival here rom
Nav Yurk CITY last evening Tor 81 assault
with intent a citizen OF this place telegram
NewYork has been received mere saying st common
WANTED" " there for serious crime
ALARM HAND MURDERED.
CINCINNATI July 1.-TWO farmers coming Into the CITY iast
ght found the body of tho road Union Bridge
The man had been murdered by being shot through the
Lrtsst Footprints of two men leading into an adolnng
discovered Later the body was idenuneh
Harvey Stone farmland employed Dy Adam founs'
a farmer living near here
FATAL AFFRAY NEAR PITTsBuRG
PTrrsBURG July 2An array occurred ut Mckees kocss
psar this city this afternoon which 0erman named
Ho,Rins was shot and killed BY John Robinson, saloon:
Keeper Robinson has been arrested He was mtoxcatoa
ana claims 10 have killed Hopkins In solf-dcfenca
DROWNED AT AN6ONIA.
WATERBURY. Conn., July 2-James MCMAHON was aro"nsa
while Ia bathing At Ansonia yesterday
DISEASE AMONG HORSES.
CHICAGO July "A Times dispatch from Clinton III,
says mysterious disease has appeared among horses 10
ihls county ana all efforts successful trestmsns naso
failed The disease has spread sufcienty 70 alarm
ali over he state and Board OF Live Stock commssion
ers have accordingly called msstng In this city ior nSas
Thursday when the disease VIII pe carefully snu
effort made 10 arrive ~ some saccessiu msoo " uss~
mont
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A wATERsPOUT IN ARIZONA.

BENSON Ariz. July 2.-Captan Coy returned
hero yesterday from the Santa Rita Mountains. He
reports terrible waterspout Wallis ranch near
there Monday afternoon. He and his partner heard
a terrific resembling tho sound Of an earthquake
They to bluff overlooking tho Cicnasa Valley
aud saw monster watenpout coursng down the
valley. Tho valley, which is fully half mile wide
covered with water to depth OF fifteen feet
As the torrent swept through the valley It carried
everything before IT, A large number OF cattle were
In the valley. Some OF them were thrown upon ele-
waited tlaees, but hundreds OF them drowned
The waier must havo travelled distance Of fifty
miles. 1t ovcrhowed tho hotel and the railroad
track at Santana before IL exhausted tsclf.
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SPREAD OF THE STRIKE IN THE IRON WORKS.

The strike In tho Delsmater Iron Works now includes
men In al tho branches A few OF tho men declined
to come OF at tho call of tho union but tbeIo are
about 400 foundry mon, machinists and moulders OH
strike. J. Edward Hall, tho master Workman OF the
Machnists' National Assembly OF the Knights OF Labor
who has charge of the strike, said yestorlay that
under no circumst ances would the men go back to
work until the three who were discharged for 10
fusng to handle Floyds patterns arc rensated
Tho car-dnvos on the Forty second Street and
boulevard limo contcntcd with the concessions
made to them by the discharge OF 6upcrnt en- ndent
Bunncll and say that they have no Idea Of striking
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RUSSIA WILL NOT FAIL FRANCE.

BRUssGLs. July 2.-Le Nord. the Russian organ pub
shed here commenting the Egyptian question, says
Russia will not fail France and refues the report
that Russia will not herself in Egypt in return
for English concessions in Bulgaria Russia Germany
and Austria the paper continues are friendly II they
do agree on the Egyptian question. II will simply
result In liberty OF action for each power and Ger
many Austria and italy will not espouse Englauds In
teress the extent OF aordng her material assistance
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A HAN IMpALRp BY AN IRON BAR

PrrTsDURo, July tspeciaE IA horrible accident hap
pcnod to iron worker named william Divens at
Harry divers Tenth-st mill to-day Dvens had an
iron bar In his hand. which In contact with the
monster nywheel. which making one hundred and
twenty revolutions minute and driven thronrh bis
neck coming the OF the brain and protrudng
from the other side about three feet Dvena was nifty
two yesrs old, wldower, and left several children
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON. July z.
PARNELI AS WITNRss.-Frank Hugh O'Donnell, in his
suit against The London Times for libel account OF It's
cbarg AGAINST him and other Irish leaders in Its articles
entitled "a. arnesn and Crime" will summon wit
nesses Mr. Parnell, Mr. Dillon and Mr. Sexton.
THE CAMPOs AFPAIR.-It is stated that Mile Campos,
the way Spanish heress who has failed TO get
Rod because Of the refusal OF the authorities to
her license has forwarded instructions 10 Paris
her home TO the banns OF marriage between herself
M a rb1euf her lover. published w,
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

DUBLIN, July 2-Mchael Davitt has started to stump
Scotland the Irsh question. He will afterward 90
on stumrjng tour through London and tho north OF
England
vIRNxI July 2-General Lawton, the new United
States Minister to Austria has arrived here.
BELFAST July 2-There is . scarcity of water hero In
consequence Of the drouh and work In the mills IL being
partly stopped.
MAassiLLEs, July 2--Commander epartes lie Strange,
Of the Btlsh dispatch afsurprso, missing He was
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PARIS July 2-The Budget Committee Of the Chamber
Of Deputies has postponed the mobilization Of the French
army until rext year the ground Of economy. The
Chamber Of Depas has agreed that youths Of twenty.
liable under the pr sent laws military duty. may upon
request have The date OF thcirsntry 10 tho army post
ponod year and possibly two years the time Is
third and fourth year may be allowed 70 univer
sty studops, 81 ljents OF semnares, pupils OF Catholic
colleges and these Of certain technical schools.
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THE RESULTS OF HIGH TEMPERATURE.

FoREsNAs. Ind. July "A whirlwnd from the south
west passed place yesterday Tho west side OF
Hess a Forssnans general crushed. Several
other buildings we're damaged. James Kendaps house
struck by lightning Rain aud hail accompanied the
wind.
WORCESTER Mass. July 2.-Patrck Carney. a laborer.
died during tho night effects OF the heat Cases
Of prostraton are OF frequent occurrence.
WATERBURY, Conn. July 2-William Halloran, age
forty OF this city, while at work In quarry yesterday
afternoon was overcome by the heat aud died In two
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.

THE PACIFIC COMMISSION AT COLUMBUS
COLUMBUS. Neb., July 1.-The Pacific Railway investE
eating Committee heard number OF witnesses mere 'his
morning The substance the testimony was that there
had been some complaint TO the management OF the
Union road. but much OF IL had arisen because OF
passes and privileges given to politicians, ana since M'
Adams has been IN charge things have improved
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THE QUEEN REVIEWS LONDON VOLUNTEERS.

LONDON. July 2.-The Queen to-day reviewed
10000 London volunteers in front OF Buckingham
Palace The weather was clear aud warm. thousands
OF people attended the review and great enthusiasm was
manifested The heat became great during the march
ing and number OF the were incapacitated One
OF the features OF the d which expected to show
the troops 10 great advantage march through tne
Buckingham Palace gates aud reforming IN donpio
column rhis was iexecuted however. hat
many OF the stumbled and fell aud caused mnch
AWKWARD confusion. The Queen manifested mucn IN
terest In the drill
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PRIZE wARDED IN GREAT GUN PRA OTIOE
NEWPORT. July 2-The prize offered by the commander
in-chiof OF the North Atlantic squadron TO tho gun
captain who, in the recent target practice in Gardeners
Bay reached the highest average throughout tho feet
has been awarded Coxswan Daniel wicks, of the flag
ship Richmond, captain OF Gun No. s. OF the Third Dt
Ysion. under command LentanRnt William ScaburY.
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PRUCEED7NTS IUdTNSI LTVUOH DEd LEhS.
NEw-BEDFoRD, July tSpeciah Warrants have been
issued In Boston for the arrest OF number Of liquor
dealers IN this city, who supposed To be selling malt
liquors OF exceeding cent In strength without hav-
ing paid the annual tax. The State law prohibits the
snle OF ale ayer beer strong beer and porter. cider.
wines and other beverage containing more than 2
per cent OF alcohol by unlicensed dealers The United
state. law is more sweeping and dealer must the
tar b. fore he an sell any kind OF malt liquors
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clADsTOyIANs GAIN A SEAT.

LONDON, July 2.-Inthe Parliamentary e'ecuon 70 III
thu vacancy in the spadng division OF Lincolnshire the
Gladstonans have gained seat Their candidate. MI
HALEY Stewart, defeated Mr. Tryon, tho Conservative
and Liberal Unionist norlince by vote OF o.olo 10
1868 In the last election Mr. Stewart was defeated
a majority OF 2ss the vote being 4,56l 10 4,273
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THE THISTLE AGAIN A VICTOR

GLASGOW, July I'm tho Clyde regatta today thc
Thistle won easily. very light northwest wind pro
vailed throughout The IreI retired from the after
going over part The wind died away and
she wa an hour behind Thistle with no possible
hope Of oyertaking her.
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IN FAVOR OF INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION

LONDON, July 2-Over one hundred English, Scotch
and Welsh members OF the House OF Commons have
signed mamoria to the President and Congress OF the
United st In favor Of referring all American
disputes arbitration for settlement 1t Is probable
that depu alton OF members Of the House OF Commons
will be sen % Washington 70 present the memorial 10
Mr. Cleyalauu
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THE uaSSaCRE OF WyOIJyG

wILKssBARRE, Penn, July 2.-The Tooth anniversary
OF the battle and massacre OF Wyoming celebrated
this afternoon. Nearly thousand persons were In
attendance william A. Wilcox read paper giving In
teresting details OF tho battle and massacre dinner
was given at the Wyoming Hotel where addresses were
made By General T. l. Dana Colonel Charles Dorrance
nd afne
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LABoaERs TO SEE WITH THEIR OWN EYES.

LONDON, July 2.-vscount Kilcourse. ex-vice Cham
berlan and present Liberal member OF tho House OF
Commons for South somersetshire is arranging TO nd
deputation OF English laborers Ireland investigate
for the condition OF the Irish aborers and
port the truth the dopuaon finds It, to the laborers
al Britain.
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THE spALprSG ELECTION NAY BE A BLESSING

LONDON. July 2.-Iord Randolph Churchill In speech
in London to-day said deplored the result OF the cleo
ton In spaldug but yet did not consider It's import
alarming Perhaps he said. the Liberal Unionists had
relied too much upon their strength In Parliament and
the great combination OF their leading The spad
ing election might prove blessing In disguise, for III
ground was Lost anywhere the Liberal Unionsts must
make strenuous efforts TO recover IT,
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IL d WHITNEY rnouamr TO BE N oGDENsnURo

MONTREAL, Jnly 2-Nothing further has been learned
OF the whereabouts OF missing Secretary whitney OF
the arbor Board Of Commissioners. but II Is supposed
he ogdensburg. he crossed over to that point
His safe was opened this morning and everything was
found intact contained fully 500 In cash and over
$50 900 worth OF securities belonging TO the Pot FUND.-
AS well numerous other securities. all OF when ap
ncared 10 he right
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WAS HE DROWNED BY HIS PLAYMATESf

reported that Powell Monsky. age eleven
drowned at Christian Street wharf strange
story reported at the Central station late this AFTER
noon 10 te effect that a nine-y brother Of Powell
had stated number Of boys had undressed the dead
boy and threw him into the river.
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KILLED By A FALL FROM A WINDOW
FALL RIVER, Mssa. July (spsciaD.-Manuel Siiviss
child. three years OF age fell from threestory window
In Oassrns block on Coumbssk last night and Wa In
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bere awaiting the arrival Of the Duke OF EdinbuTsh'
whom the Surprise was TO convey to Ms.a s ,aras
Wednesday Commander Le strange visited the supurps
of Marseiles and he has not been seen or hearo on
since.
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A swrypLER CLAIMS TO BE WALKER BLAIN

MONTREAL, July = t'De iab.-A young man giving his
Walker Blaine. and claiming to be son OF James
g. Blaine Of Augusta Me-. arrived at the Windsor Hotel
few days and presented to the Bank OF Montreal
draft for 81 900 the Merchants National Bank OF
Rutland He given credit for the amount and fur
nished with pass book, the strength OF which he
purchased cwelry from several establishments giving
checks In payment Further Information about the
young man. however. led detectives TO arrest him. His
real is supp Ised 10 be Robert Taylor appears
that first registered at the Windsor Hotel under the
name OF T. f. Hail. but afierward stated TO the manager
that his real Walker Blaine and that he had
registered Hall TO avoid intervewers aud gossip L.
n. Dewal. OF the Wheeler Il Wilson agency, VINO had
known him previously. identified him as Taylor. Find
ing that the game Taylor confessed everything
KILLED WHILE WRESTLING WITH A FRIEND.
MONTREAL, July tSpeciab.-A young man named
Godfrey Ange was wrestling with companion to-day
when he thrown, his head striking the floor. When
he he complained OF headache and min-
ute aiterward fell 10 the floor dead.
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MR. KILBRIDE sERIOUsLY III.

DUBLIN, July 2.-Mr Kilbrde formerly q tenant on
Lord Lansdowne's estates in Kerry, and who accom-
panied William OBren his trip TO Canada Is seriously
III at Athy.
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KING MILAN AND HIS ROYAL SPOUSE.

BUKuAREsr. July 2.-The letters of King Milan OF
serva, Queen Natalie returned unopened 10 him.
1t reported tnat the Queen will seek the advice OF the
Car before consentng TO allow the King TO obtain
divorce her II is also reported thar. King Milan
does obtain from Austria or complete
support Premier Ristcs will be proclaimed Regent Jf
Servia until the Crown Prince who Il absent and In the
custody OF Queen Natalie, reaches his majority.
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AN EXCURSION IN AID OF THE AsAncnIsTs e,s.

comprIsing five German aud swedish organizations
are arranging big excursion Eprng Forest July
10 will send the proceeds 10 Chicago 10 relieve tue
Anarchists who are under sentence OF uoath h ha' ey
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BELGIUM PROTECTING THE PAY OF wORKMEN.
BRUSSELS. July 1.-The Belgian Chamber OF Deputies
has adopted bill declaring two dfhs OF workman's
pay nalenable and one-ffth free from liability 10 he
taken in legal process Clerks salaries are made
free from liability to seizure unless they exceed S24O
am
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sHKrBY III July 2-The Rev. Howard Miller. pastor OF
the Methodist Episcopal church at Camden thi, county has
Ios, and from home He preached
10 his last sunday as usual NO special reason
fnr Ilr of
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IN PRISON Fol. LIBELLING QUEEN VICTORIA.
CITY MEXICO, July via Galveston.-The arrest OF
Editor Henriott, of the French sscs paper lie Pett
Gauloi for interpreting the letters Il L. as mean
ing piee refine iprogne old drupken Queen excites
some interest Sir Henrott Is still In prison.
United states Minister Manning has given dinner TO
the entire Diplomatic Corps.
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had to kneel Maharajah Hollsar is heartily dis
liked at Court, but is far too powerful for mis-
chief in India to be treated coldy. All the other
Princes were present; all offered something, and
all received at least medallions in return The
most striking incident of all came at the end when
Ilishncss the 1halorc Sahib of SIorvi rode up and
presented to Her Majesty fully caparsoned
charger.
Private dinners and receptions in honor OF the
Queens guests were numerous all through the
week. There were no less than eleven parties
and dances on single evening, all smart. There
were two balls last night thu Jubilee bali in the
Inner Temple remarkable for the completeness and
beauty Of it's arrangements. and the Caledonan ball
1T the New Club, one of those annual festivals in
which Royalty and the world Of fashion take
aelight The week on the whole has perhaps been
wen gaysr than last. Tho Henley Regatta attracted
, crowd hardly less than usual. The Crystal
Palace has been favored by Royalty with some Of
that patronage Of which 1t II so greatly in need.
lhe Coaching Club has had rather good most In
Hyde Park The Volunteer ball at Abort Hall,
though not voted fashionable enjoyed the presence
Df the Queen Of Hawaii. the Duse OF Cambridge
and the Indian Princes. Az for the Jubilee ball at
6ufldhal It afforded perhaps the finest opportunity
- given TO the public for staring ct Royalty close
- hand. Royalty submitted. but prumbled. As
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PRICES ALWAYS IN PLAIN FIGURES
PettiS, BaSSett&CO.
UNEASINESs OF THE CoNSPIRATORS.
The Federal Grand Jury Likely To Be Called
Together Again for Further Work.

Another terror hangs over the heads of a
number of persons who escaped Indictment at
the time eleven of their compatriots, with the
little boss in the leading role. were booked for
appearance in the federal court 1t appears that
the latest federal grand jury was not finally dis
charged, and that the probability is the mem
bers of that distinguished body will be called to-
gether again. Several important pointers have
been followed up since tho grand jury disbanded
and returned to their homes, which may result
in additional indictments.
The conspirators are beginning to look upon
zach other with distrust There is disposition
lmong number of them make terms for
themselves, II possible, the matter is not
turning out the joke they thought it would be.
and the view OF the penitentiary. at the end of n
constantly shortening perspective, is not con-
ducive TO jollity.
The matter OF raising money for the defense
Is beginning to trouble some OF the indicted
talIy-sheet scratchers When four of these
were in trouble before great many persons
contributed money for their relief. No satisfac-
tory account ever given of the amount or
money so given. nor any explanation ms TO how
il was expended. 1t is strongly hinted that a
great deal more collected than there was
any use for and that the person VINO took charge
OF the fund had handsome knock down." and
made a profuse display or wealth for some time
IL is not iikely he will DO chosen treasurer for
the next fund raised.
When the Grand jury meets again some of the
persons who called before them, and did
not recollect certain circumstances, may have an
opportunity to testify again. There are half n
aozen persons who were in Room No. 80 whose
names do not yet appear among the indicted.
There were a number of visitors 20 Room No. 8,
Grand Hotel. VINO will make good witnesses, or
it may be that they Will be reserved for indSct-
meEt
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Cut this ont and wait Next Thursday, at
o'clock at No rs East Washington street. be-
tween Pennsylvania aud Delaware streets, Indi-
annapolis, is the grand opening of the great bank
rupt sale of mems fine clothing, hats and other
goods from a large wholesale house that failed
in New York city. Everything will be sold %
per cent less than actual cost. as entire stock
must be closed out in days SPLENDID
suit of men's clothes. So. 40; guaranteed worth
SI3 or money returned. An elegant pair men s
pants 81 IS; guaranteed 81 or money returned.
Remember if above goods not satisfactory
we hereby bind ourselves to return the money.
Mems fine cheviot suits, So. 95 worth $l5. Hand
some blue cloth suits, SIS. %; worth SIT. Also
G. 600 different styles of finest quality suits
eoually as cheap Extra fine hats, 90
cents. worth So Extra fine umbrellas, 90
cents worth s. and &c, 900 different other goods
Sale commences Thursday, June 2 at o'clock,
Mt No 20 East Washington street, Indianapolis,
and must close in seven days. Store open till 8
at night
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Tar latest things in parlor goods AT VIM. L.
Elders.
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EVERY lady calling at the White Sewing ma
chine parlors from May % to June 4, will receive
a handsome souvenir executed on the White
Sewing Machine.
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SEE the low prices dinner and chamber
sets at Schraders china store.
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Remember Next Thursday.

Conveyances, g; consideration ---.-----s
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FRESH oysters. fruits, etc. schaffner's.
Ladies.

You are cordially invited to attend the grand
display of fine art needlework on exhibition
from May % 10 June 4 at the White sewing
machine parlors, No 9S East New York street,
ualcyon Block. corner Massachusetts avenue.
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ORANGES, bananas. figs, dates. S

Vases
We are prepared to furnish very handsome
lawn and cemetery vases At reasonable prices.
Call and see samples Also, very handsome
solid cherry side board refrigerator. plateclass
mirrors Mt very low prices. Besides, full line
hard wood new Perfection refreerators and ice
chests No trouble to show the goods.
HrLDEBRAND Il FUGATE,
81 South Meridian Street.